Quail Ridge Red Dyed Shredded Hardwood Mulch
3 cu ft Bag
Quail Ridge Red Mulch is a premium shredded hardwood ground cover that combines bold, vibrant red tones with practical benefits to enrich landscapes. Its striking color adds warmth and contrast, creating a polished, professional look for flower beds, borders, and pathways. While enhancing the aesthetic of your outdoor space, it also delivers essential functional benefits that simplify garden care and promote plant health year-round.
Crafted for durability and functionality, this mulch helps retain moisture in the soil, reducing the need for frequent watering and fostering healthier plant growth. It suppresses weed growth and insulates plant roots to protect them from temperature extremes, ensuring optimal growing conditions in every season. Whether you need to accent trees and shrubs, define walkways, or enhance mass plantings, this versatile mulch is an ideal solution for any landscaping project.
Garden Uses
- Create vibrant, moisture-retaining flower beds.
- Add warmth and contrast to borders and edges.
- Define walkways and pathways for a clean, polished appearance.
- Protect trees and shrubs while highlighting their visual appeal.
- Enhance mass plantings with dynamic color and practical benefits.
Care Instructions
- Spread a 2–4 inch layer over the soil for moisture retention and weed suppression.
- Leave a 2–3 inch gap around plant stems or tree trunks to avoid rot.
- Refresh the mulch annually to maintain its vibrant red color and effectiveness.
- Store unused mulch in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Quail Ridge Red Mulch combines striking beauty with reliable performance, making it an excellent choice for gardeners looking to elevate and protect their landscapes. Its bold color, durability, and ease of use ensure year-round charm and functionality. Each bag contains 3 cubic feet of premium hardwood mulch, providing sufficient coverage for gardens of all sizes. Transform your outdoor spaces with this vibrant and practical mulch solution.
